Jews for Jesus
David Abramsky has extensive experience in various roles within the IT and community sectors. Since June 2004, David has served as Sr. IT Support, Training, and Technical Writer/Documentation, as well as CRM Specialist at Jews for Jesus. In addition, David has been a Climate Project Backer for Wren since December 2022, contributing to environmental efforts while remaining committed to their primary employment. David also holds the position of Worship Leader at Brit Hadasha Messianic Congregation, where responsibilities include selecting liturgy and leading rehearsals since September 2007. Prior experience includes serving as Director of Marketing at Jaywil Software Dev. Inc. from September 1997 to May 2004. Educationally, David earned a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology between 1979 and 1984, following high school graduation from York Mills Collegiate Institute in 1979.
Jews for Jesus
Jews for Jesus is a global nonprofit made up primarily of Jewish people from different backgrounds who have all come to believe that Jesus is the Jewish Messiah. It is our passion to share this belief with our Jewish people around the world. Organization and Staff: Jews for Jesus is a 501(c)3 organization. Headquartered in San Francisco, Jews for Jesus has branch offices in 13 countries and 24 cities around the world. We’re governed by a 16-member U.S. board of directors and a 9-person international strategy council, with 240 full-time missionary and administrative staff on board, as well as over 125 trained volunteers in the U.S., Mexico and Canada. Find locations and staff: https://jewsforjesus.org/find-locations/ Mission Statement: We relentlessly pursue God's plan for the salvation of the Jewish people. Core Values: * Passion for the lost * Dedication * Teamwork Our Approach: We engage Jewish people with the gospel, equip them to follow Yeshua, and inspire other to do the same. Strategic anchors: * Jewish evangelism * Authentic Jewish Testimony * Results oriented